The Following Five Examples Describe Different Types of Relationships Between

question 5

Multiple Choice

The following five examples describe different types of relationships between employees at the Managementus Corporation. Which set of relationships indicates the existence of a shadow organization?

• A) Department managers report directly to the vice presidents in charge of their division.
• B) An employee asks questions of an immediate supervisor, gets answers, and works closely with this person.
• C) In one department, superior-subordinate relationships are strained. Subordinates take direction from the manager of another department.
• D) Members of a word processing pool provide secretarial services for all divisions on a first come, first served basis.
• E) The company president delegates authority to division managers, division managers delegate authority to department managers, and department managers delegate authority to support staff.

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